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Considering the teams have regulations on the size of the car and in a ground effect era the cars have to be as low as possible, so I don't see how teams can improve the white line visibility situation
The cars "have to be as low as possible" just like they "have to stay within track limits". The reason ride hight is prioritized over visibility is because of the ROI. If penalties for exceeding track limits have enough of an impact, the teams will implement solutions.